ChargePoint 6000 Series Fast EV Charger

October 6, 2025

The CP6000 brings enhanced charging speeds in a modular station designed for durability and ease of servicing. Reach any EV driver with a solution that is perfect for workplaces, automobile dealerships, hospitality properties and other businesses. Exceed the requirements of any project today and prepare your organization for whatever the future of EV charging brings.

Universal, adapter-free EV compatibility

Charge any EV on the road today, including Tesla, with ChargePoint Omni Port.

  • Simplify site planning and save money with NACS (Tesla) and J1772 connectors in each port.
  • Maximize utilization and reduce wait times by allowing drivers to use any station regardless of their connector type.
  • Omni Port is available for CP6000 and Express Plus with PL2000.

Up to 19.2kW per port for faster charging

Serve more drivers per station and prepare your site for the future of electrification with faster charging and enhanced energy management.

  • Meet the needs of most cars on the road today with standard output of up to 12kW (50A) per port.
  • Prepare your site for tomorrow’s larger vehicles with configurations providing up to 19.2kW (80A) per port.
  • Avoid electrical upgrades and control electricity costs while serving more drivers with advanced energy management features.

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